This kind of factory workshop lighting needs to be remodeled!

This week we received an inquiry from a customer who reported that the lighting in the factory workshop was not bright enough and wanted to renovate the old lamp. In fact, most of the current factory workshop lighting has the problem: the workshop brightness is not enough, and the workshop workers can't see clearly when they work. This problem shows that the lighting fixtures matched in the workshop cannot meet the actual needs of use. At present, we have visited the customer’s workshop on site and found that there are more users who use sodium lamps, metal halide lamps, and energy-saving lamps. Users who use this kind of lamps have the problem of insufficient workshop brightness and poor visibility of workers during work. (As shown in the picture above, metal halide lamps are used for lighting) Because of the above three types of lamps, sodium lamps have the problem of low color rendering index, metal halide lamps have the problems of poor color rendering and high blue light, and energy-saving lamps have short life and low luminous efficiency. These problems are caused by the defects of the lamps themselves, so as long as the lamps used in the factory workshop lighting are changed, a lamp with high luminous efficiency, no blue light, and high color rendering can be solved. The lighting factory has been engaged in factory lighting for 17 years. The factory lighting products produced by the factory have the characteristics of 60,000 hours of life, high luminous efficiency, no blue light, no flicker, high color rendering, and wide voltage. The light is soft and close to sunlight. It is used in the factory. The overall visual effect of the workshop lighting is good, which is significantly better than the lighting effect of sodium lamps, metal halide lamps, and energy-saving lamps. It solves the problem of insufficient lighting brightness in the factory workshop and the workers can't see clearly when working.